These. and their terrorist allies constitute an axis of evil arming to threaten the peace of the world up precedential threat granted three countries, as the axis of evil and we all know what happened next air raid sirens blared before dawn and baghdad, the first american marines have moved dan march 2003, us forces invaded iraq vowing to destroy its weapons of mass destruction. and put an a and just saddam hussein s dictatorial rule set but it was all a historic mistake. it turns out we were all wrong i wouldn t no weapons of mass destruction. and the invasion set off a firestorm of violence and vitriol, stoking anti-american sentiment well the middle east, iran sees itself as a part of the axis of evil. so it begins to feel that
Migration, tribal distinction with this in s values on those issues and the idea that there is a better alternative if you like. haifa alternative if you like. how concerned alternative if you like. how concerned are alternative if you like. how concerned are the - alternative if you like. how concerned are the snp - alternative if you like. how concerned are the snp about losing seats in the general election? definitely concerned and very realistic about it, i think. we saw just a few weeks ago change from snp leader humza yousaf tojohn swinney are one of the issues was how fast that change was in there was no context was a real recognition that of uk general election came along the party was in quite difficult straits need to get a new leader in that people knew and do so very quickly because mps are definitely concerned that the sort of push towards making the a solely labour tory contest drives that the pitch and vote as mines. when thatjohn swinney, as you say, he has only beenin swinney, as you say, he has only been in the role for a very short time. has he managed, to what extent his he managed to keep the party together, as he promised? he has
Saying controls on immigration if people don t believe that he actually wants to control it in the way the voters labour at that point were losing wanted to. one thing thatis were losing wanted to. one thing that is interesting, where did keir starmer say read my lips? fin that is interesting, where did keir starmer say read my lips?- that is interesting, where did keir starmer say read my lips? on the sun on sunda . starmer say read my lips? on the sun on sunday- and starmer say read my lips? on the sun on sunday- and i starmer say read my lips? on the sun on sunday. and i know starmer say read my lips? on the sun on sunday. and i know newspapers i starmer say read my lips? on the sun| on sunday. and i know newspapers are not as powerful on sunday. and i know newspapers are not as powerful or on sunday. and i know newspapers are not as powerful or influential on sunday. and i know newspapers are not as powerful or influential as - not as powerful or influential as they used to be, their power and influence has been overstated anyway. influence has been overstated anyway- - - influence has been overstated an a , , , influence has been overstated an a , , m anyway. often by themselves. by themselves anyway. often by themselves. by themselves and anyway. often by themselves. by themselves and their anyway. often by themselves. by themselves and their most - anyway. often by themselves. by themselves and their most ardent. themselves and their most ardent critics. , ., ., | themselves and their most ardent critics. i don t - critics. they do matter. i don t know if they critics. they do matter. i don t know if they do, critics. they do matter. i don t know if they do, but critics. they do matter. i don t know if they do, but for - critics. they do matter. i don t know if they do, but for those | critics. they do matter. i don t - know if they do, but for those who think they do, if you are watching what is happening with the sun newspaper which endorsed blair, having switched from the conservatives, they like to back a winner and they are giving keir starmer a fair winner and they are giving keir starmera fairwind, and i winner and they are giving keir starmer a fair wind, and i think watch out for that in a few weeks. evenif watch out for that in a few weeks. even if you don t think the papers and what they do matter to you, there are big clues on what the
Attorney and director of martial intelligence john ratcliffe on why the guilty verdict does not seem to matter to trump s supporters. plus, former white house senior adviser and america first legal president stephen miller along with arizona senate candidate kari lake with reaction. plus, dr. anthony fauci facing the music this week on capitol hill. why was vaccine maker moderna paying fauci during the pandemic? kentucky senator and senate homeland security ranking member rand paul hate of fauci on the record testimony monday on capitol hill. it s all a right here, or right now on sunday morning futures. maria: and we begin this sunday morning with america in uncharted territory. for the first time in its 247-year history, a conviction of a former president and the impact so far. since trump was found guilty last week of 34 counts of
But also like this on team ramsay, it s team ramsey. whose idea was that marketing plans are good versus team vanderpump. you need to walk in your customers shoes you re desperate. we know you want that slot of this face all stars all new wednesdays on fox and watch any on hulu. yeah you re watching mailing it in welcome to mailing itrst e in our first letter comes from s g kuzmata it s. what i don t know if it s whoral cares. what is your most satisfying lemon ends to lemonade accomplishments. oh guy what what did whenrn did you turn lemons into thmonade and remember this is an analogy not literally making lemonade no a i m going literal because i was a reallyil good lemonade stand like entrepreneur as a little kid, i made so much with this likeye two years agago.
What you re doing for the summer bump stops because we re serving the cobra american heroes together for the first time for four floors. we got messy bobby let s take this guy that guy and all those guys. i think you get where we re going with this and the stars and stripes. oh, they ll be there. we ve got soccer, morning, noon, and night. your welcome. american summer of stars kicks off on fox. and best for while trump s new york trials over a new trial begins in georgia. nope, not that one. this one, lincoln riley sn ge alleged killer, was arraigned kidaorginot thy. jose ibarra, the venezuelan biden migrant, plellhosea d noty to nearly a dozen counts today as lincoln so nearly mother sob in court. nobody s talking about thiurt.s because everyone s distracted by the anti-trump trial. all a and that was the point all along. why aren t we talking
I see this is a win because it fires up the republicans andunit unites people who normallyo no wouldn t be united and it woke the bear and the bear is hungry and it s best.mean meanwhile you look at the democrats where is the verifier they seem exhausted and they seem scared and they should be because the pushback is coming and it s not from trump it sro from everybody else who feels insulted by 4 years ofm progressive failure and now thel expect to be able to repeat it by removing trump from being a candidate. so after all a is said and done democrats are stuck with joe as it s foolish to think the verdict are raced at the realit just because he tried to injurer the adversaries force doesn tve mean yours are a dead horse starting to run.yo you look at that weird exit some but he flashed a light at him he would walk towards it.
community aside and were tossing her community aside and leading black figures and wrote a letter saying in the process with diane abbott indicates a determination to humiliate her and coming with a from a community where in various is a daily reality, we know in venice when we see it. they understand my black voters are thinking twice about voting for labour? we know unfairness when we see it. what is your message to them today? if you want change, the powers with you, you have to vote for change. we powers with you, you have to vote for change- for change. we have changed this labour party for change. we have changed this labour party and for change. we have changed this labour party and put for change. we have changed this labour party and put it for change. we have changed this labour party and put it back- for change. we have changed this labour party and put it back in - for change. we have changed this| labour party and put it back in the service of working people. what we are asking now, humbly asking, is the opportunity to change our country and put it back in the service working people. that requires both setting out her ambition to change the country, but also the first steps, the down payment, if you like, stabilising
The nae, . . ,, . the chance in the selection to turn the nae. . . ,, . the page. faiza shaheen said you were tossing the page. faiza shaheen said you were tossing her the page. faiza shaheen said you were tossing her community - the page. faiza shaheen said you| were tossing her community aside the page. faiza shaheen said you - were tossing her community aside and leading black figures and wrote a letter saying in the process with diane abbott indicates a determination to humiliate her and coming with a from a community where in various is a daily reality, we know in venice when we see it. they understand my black voters are thinking twice about voting for labour? we know unfairness when we see it. what is your message to them today? if you want change, the powers with you, you have to vote for change. we powers with you, you have to vote for change- for change. we have changed this labour for change. we have changed this labour party for change. we have changed this labour party and for change. we have changed this labour party and put for change. we have changed this labour party and put it for change. we have changed this labour party and put it back- for change. we have changed this labour party and put it back in - for change. we have changed this| labour party and put it back in the service of working people. what we are asking now, humbly asking, is the opportunity to change our country and put it back in the service working people. that requires both setting out her ambition to change the country, but also the first steps, the down payment, if you like, stabilising
In some of the basic equipment that we ve been asking the us to bring in for desalination of water, to make the water drinkable in a hospital setting. you can imagine how important that is not only for health but also to prevent disease, diarrhoea is completely rampant. lots of risk of hepatitis and other diarrhoeal diseases spreading. people are reported to be drinking may be 5% of the water that they need to survive. the normal drinking levels that any of us would expect to have, just to function every day. when you are looking to bring in these things and you are being told that you can t, what reason are you being given for that? ., ,., reason are you being given for that? a, , y ., a, reason are you being given for that? a, y a, a, a, that? the reason you are not allowed to that? the reason you are not allowed to bring that? the reason you are not allowed to bring in that? the reason you are not allowed to bring in certain i allowed to bring in certain medical equipment, fuel, things for water and sanitation, they would say its dual and it could be used in some of the